Sentence examples for as espoused from inspiring English sources

European designers of every persuasion adopted mass production as espoused by Henry Ford.

Auteurism, as espoused by Sarris et al., was lowbrowism masquerading as highbrowism.

Walter is a liberal whose ideas, as espoused in his book "Towards a Lesser Elite," have fallen out of favor.

Their view, as espoused by the internet's founder Tim Berners-Lee, was that the internet was "for everyone".

I've used a variety of cheeses in my experiments; parmesan, as espoused by Mrs Beeton, is too aggressively strong.

He'd have no truck with real socialism, as espoused by the writer John Reid in Reclaim the Game.

It has ceased questioning the role of the state as espoused by Dahrendorf, " said André F. Lichtschlag, publisher and editor of a libertarian journal, Eigentümlich Frei (Curiously Free).

It is now beyond cliché to point out that, as espoused by the Republican Party, the pro-life position is more precisely described as pro-birth.

Bacardi's confidence is partly founded in the theory of continuous incremental improvement, as espoused by the Japanese management philosophy of "kaizen".

Specifically, Mr. Milliken mentioned as problems Mr. Bush's opposition to campaign-finance reform, as espoused by Senator McCain, and his steadfast opposition to abortion.

It is a savage denunciation of metaphysical optimism as espoused by the German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz that reveals a world of horrors and folly.